Lecture 1

Question 1

Include<iostream></iostream>

Answer 1

First part of the program that allows the program to use the input/output stream. (not letting me write it correctly)

Question 2

Using namespace std;

Answer 2

Second part of a program. Goes at the beginning. Tells the program you can use the standard name space.

Question 3

int main() {}

Answer 3

First part of the main part of a program. Tells the computer this is where the main program begins.

Question 4

Cout

Answer 4

Console output. Streams text and other things to the console.

Question 5

Cout &laquo_space;“Hello World!” &laquo_space;end;

Answer 5

Prints Hello World to the console. Proper way to use the cout command.

Question 6

// and /* */

Answer 6

Comments–lines of code that provide the notes on how the program works, etc. and are skipped by the computer. //comments out a line of code, /* */ comments out enclosed text. Can also be used as title of program.

Question 7

Code

Answer 7

Commands/lines that do something specific.

Question 8

&laquo_space;and&raquo_space;

Answer 8

Stream operators. Denotes which direction information is being streamed.

Question 9

Endl;

Answer 9

Insicates the end of a line of code in output.

Question 10

; (semicolon)

Answer 10

Ends a line of code. Each individual line of code needs it at the end. #Include<iostream> does not need a semicolon since it is not a command to perform.</iostream>

Question 11

Object oriented programing

Answer 11

Programming that lets you group objects together. Can help simplify code and works well for powerful programs.

Question 12

IDE

Answer 12

Integrated Development Environment. Allows you to edit, compile, run, and debug in one place.

Question 13

{ }

Answer 13

Groups a set or block of commands together. Used in int main(){}

Question 14

“ “

Answer 14

Indicates text in code so it won’t get mixed up with other code

Question 15

Console

Answer 15

Default output area